Propellant Grain with Maximum Combustion Efficiency of Metal

Leonid Minkov; Ernst R. Shrager; Elizaveta V. Pikushchak

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.685.325

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Propellant Grain with Maximum Combustion Efficiency of Metal

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This paper reports on the ways of allocating the metal particles in the propellant grain of tube cross-sectional type to provide maximum combustion efficiency of metal. Two-dimensional flow field and the burning rate law govern a transport of the burning metal particles. The analytical correlation for the optimum allocation of metal particles in the case-bounded propellant grain of tube cross-sectional type under the assumption of equilibrium two-phase flow is deduced.

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Leonid Minkov, Ernst R. Shrager, Elizaveta V. Pikushchak

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Burning Particles, Metalized Propellant, Optimum Profiles

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